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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
14
Practical Electric device places lamps under bed and bureau so the floor stays brightly lit while the upper room remains dark. This allows safe walking at night with privacy. Also notes on commencement versus beginning and a discussion of Henry VI and Henry VII sources for Shakespeare.
F O Gates of Kansas State Agricultural College spoke to the geological society in Toronto about the moonlight causing legume leaflets to unfold as they do in daylight. The note adds a digression on the origin of the term spinster and a separate claim that salt on sea water could cover the globe to 60 feet, noting Northern Europeans as top salt eaters.
The world pushes a man in the direction of his choices. If climbing up, he is pushed upward. if declining, downward pressure grows. The phrase notes gravity accelerates the fall, while ascent the ascent is slower.
A collection of brief quotations on diplomacy modesty and language notes. Includes bits about discreet diplomacy, a Berlin Der Brummer line, Isle of Man etymology, vintage poison sale rumor, Uncle Eben’s Bible reading, two kinds of hard luck, and a Bostonian pronunciation quip.
A playful line praises the brave sort who can tell funny stories to his dentist during a session, turning a tense moment into lighthearted relief. The remark blends humor and resilience in a casual, folksy voice.
A string of visits and house guests fills Cherry Tree area as Miss Olean Marion of Khenshure and many others tour relatives in New Jersey Shorea and nearby towns. Residents attend memorial services at Burnside. Cherry Tree band provides music. several families from Patton Blairsville and Cresson were guests or visitors in town.
Marion Center residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of short items. Elizabeth MacLeister of Blairsville returns home with granddaughter Elizabeth Piper. Mrs Will C Griffith to undergo surgery at Dixonville hospital. J Horace McGinnty and wife visit from Pittsburg for Memorial Day. J O Barry’s mother and sister visit Indiana. Charles Vanhorn builds a new house on Work heirs lot. James Casper and wife from Punxsutawney visit Mary Brady. Harry Shaffer and family return to Elderton. Terps, Moody Bible Institute graduate, preaches at M E church. Frank Terpe visits Barberton. Mrs Wettshans and Mrs Braughter host Presbyterian sewing circle. district Sunday school convention attendees from here to Plumville.
Miss Marguerite Caine spends the week with relatives in Arustivaliay While Campbell returns to Michigan home of his parents Mr and Mrs GC da Compre Wilbur Tas completes the course Mr and Mrs R V Glawson and children visit friends near Diairy Villa on Sabbathe Mrs R M Campbell of Youngwood spends this week with relatives in this place Marie Miller of near here was a Heshbon caller last week Mr and Mrs If La Campbell and son and Percy and Dwight Miller motored to Seward on Sunday Russell Lichtenfels wife and children motored to Somerset Monday and Decoration Day with friends Miss Florence McMlhocs and Miss Violet Ramsey of West Whenfield were Heshbon shoppers Friday Merle Campbell and family moved from Margaret to the home of his mother Mrs W T Dias last week Merle starts in farming A S Rummoall and family motored to Somerset where they will spend the week with friends Wm T Diag is hauling coal this week for the Valento Coal Co Miss Helen Clawson was calling on Frances McNutt Friday and Saturday Mrs H D McNutt was shopping in Blairsville Saturday Mrs A R Wagner and children called on Mrs Russell Sichtenfels and Mrs George Mack Sunday A W Campbell has been on the sick list for several days but is hoped to recover Mr and Mrs Lou Carnahan and son Archie are spending Decoration Day and the rest of the week with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Charles McAdoo of Leechburg
Mary Olive and Robert Graham of Blairville are visiting grandparents in Lewisville. The community held a Memorial service at the Lewisville church with Rev. Fraser giving the address and children decorating graves. Mr. and Mrs. Shields attended the funeral of J. T. W. Helman of Phamville. Shields stayed to visit.
Residents and visitors from Deckers Point Dixonville and nearby towns filled a weekend with visits and social calls. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marshall and Grace Dergman spending Thursday with Mrs. I. N. Speedy and JoA Dixon, plans for a play at Char s burg, and rehearsals led by J. by Diven. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. George Maglett heading to Meadville, and several family groups from Brookvilleville Dixonville and Marion Center visiting friends. Church services were held, and numerous locals and kin kept up a steady sequence of calls and arrivals across the area.
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